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https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3306346.3323024
just in case somebody ever mentions fuck TAA, let them know their smartphone likely does TAACyberpunk 2077 (x86_64) .-> (DX12) GPTK => Metal
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1RDNA3:
* AMF/encoders being extremely bad quality (been a thing for a while)
=> this relates to VR as well, as Quest VR will be using those encoders!
* ReLive turning itself off on any DRM'd content being around, and struggling to come back online
* AMF cannot record in HDR? [not sure on this]
* AV1 cannot encode 1920x1080, 1082p moment (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/issues/9185#note_1954937)
* games w/ TAA will look worse than if you had used DLAA/DLSS (depending on the resolution)
=> FSR2 is falling behind, as it gets rare updates
* FSR3 frametimes are still not great (just "usable" now)
* unusable software stack for compute
=> the whole ROCm suite is linux only, you have bits of compute available from Windows
=> ROCm is a mess to get working, and code might not work well still - and if it does work, severely underperform
* underwhelming _compute_ performance _even if you optimize_
* underwhelming RT performance
* subpar VR performance
* broken power management on RDNA3 (https://youtu.be/HznATcpWldo?si=rpnXXLAupP0uEeKb&t=176)
=> plus potential high power consumption with a few monitors
=> plus potential high power consumption with video playback
* limited hardware handling of issues on userspace code (driver timeouts go brr) [T1]
* HDR1000 is broken on AMD (works on NVIDIA) / Freesync Premium Pro
extras
* Reflex (Maxwell and up)
* NVIDIA's Video Super Resolution + AutoHDR for Videos
* RTX Broadcast [actually usable noise cancellation, etc]
* long-term driver support (Maxwell just received the new twitch multi-stream feature)
* DLSS 3.5 / Ray Reconstruction - better RT visuals
* RTX Remix (modding tools to make path traced remasters of games)
potential issues
* adrenaline suite will reset OC/fan curve on driver timeout (related to [T1], this is fine conceptually - if driver timeouts weren't easily triggered)
* it might forget OC/fan curve randomly anyways
* Windows might get confused, if you have an RDNA2 IGP from AMD (like Zen4 chips do!), and consider your XTX and IGP both “performance” and “power saving”
(So it is not easy to have some workloads work on either on demand)
"old" issues:
* VR was unusable/unplayable at launch (https://babeltechreviews.com/hellhound-rx-7900-xtx-vs-rtx-4080-50-games-vr/)
* power consumption on idle has been improving, from roughly 7+ months after launch, still not great though (edited)RDNA3:
* AMF/encoders being extremely bad quality (been a thing for a while)
=> this relates to VR as well, as Quest VR will be using those encoders!
* ReLive turning itself off on any DRM'd content being around, and struggling to come back online
* AMF cannot record in HDR? [not sure on this]
* AV1 cannot encode 1920x1080, 1082p moment (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/issues/9185#note_1954937)
* games w/ TAA will look worse than if you had used DLAA/DLSS (depending on the resolution)
=> FSR2 is falling behind, as it gets rare updates
* FSR3 frametimes are still not great (just "usable" now)
* unusable software stack for compute
=> the whole ROCm suite is linux only, you have bits of compute available from Windows
=> ROCm is a mess to get working, and code might not work well still - and if it does work, severely underperform
* underwhelming _compute_ performance _even if you optimize_
* underwhelming RT performance
* subpar VR performance
* broken power management on RDNA3 (https://youtu.be/HznATcpWldo?si=rpnXXLAupP0uEeKb&t=176)
=> plus potential high power consumption with a few monitors
=> plus potential high power consumption with video playback
* limited hardware handling of issues on userspace code (driver timeouts go brr) [T1]
* HDR1000 is broken on AMD (works on NVIDIA) / Freesync Premium Pro
extras
* Reflex (Maxwell and up)
* NVIDIA's Video Super Resolution + AutoHDR for Videos
* RTX Broadcast [actually usable noise cancellation, etc]
* long-term driver support (Maxwell just received the new twitch multi-stream feature)
* DLSS 3.5 / Ray Reconstruction - better RT visuals
* RTX Remix (modding tools to make path traced remasters of games)
potential issues
* adrenaline suite will reset OC/fan curve on driver timeout (related to [T1], this is fine conceptually - if driver timeouts weren't easily triggered)
* it might forget OC/fan curve randomly anyways
* Windows might get confused, if you have an RDNA2 IGP from AMD (like Zen4 chips do!), and consider your XTX and IGP both “performance” and “power saving”
(So it is not easy to have some workloads work on either on demand)
"old" issues:
* VR was unusable/unplayable at launch (https://babeltechreviews.com/hellhound-rx-7900-xtx-vs-rtx-4080-50-games-vr/)
* power consumption on idle has been improving, from roughly 7+ months after launch, still not great though (edited)
Hacker News • 11/25/2020 12:07 PM
if you don't mind a bit of artifacting at times for a pretty big uplift in performance, at 1080p it'll be a personal question - but 2060 will do fine if you manage to snatch a higher resolution monitor over the next years as well! (edited)
if you don't mind a bit of artifacting at times for a pretty big uplift in performance, at 1080p it'll be a personal question - but 2060 will do fine if you manage to snatch a higher resolution monitor over the next years as well! (edited)


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Configuring Crashes and Bugs Getting Started Hypr Ecosystem Nix Plugins
Contributing and Debugging FAQ Home.md IPC Nvidia Useful Utilities To convert this i3wm config file to a Hyprland config file, you'll need to make several changes:
1. Remove the `#!/usr/bin/env sh` line at the beginning as it is not needed in Hyprland.
2. Replace all instances of `exec --no-startup-id` with `exec`.
3. Replace all instances of `exec_always --no-startup-id` with `exec_always`.
4. Remove all instances of `--no-startup-id` from the commands executed by `exec` and `exec_always`.
5. Replace all instances of `i3-msg` with `hyprctl dispatch`.
6. Replace all instances of `dunstify` with `hyprctl notify`.
7. Remove all instances of `xfce4-terminal` as Hyprland has its own terminal emulator built in.
8. Remove all instances of `xrandr` and related commands as Hyprland handles monitor configuration differently.
9. Replace all instances of `workspace number X` with the corresponding workspace name or ID.
10. Replace all instances of `focus mode_toggle` with `focuswindow`.
11. Remove all instances of `for_window [class="..."] border 1pixel` as Hyprland does not support setting borders for individual windows using a config file.
12. Replace all instances of `bindsym $mod+keyname` with `bind = MOD,keyname,dispatcher,params`.
13. Remove all instances of `exec --no-startup-id` from the bind commands as it is not needed in Hyprland.
14. Replace all instances of `dunstctl history-pop` with `hyprctl dispatch dpms off`.
15. Replace all instances of `pgrep` and `killall` with `hyprctl clients -j | jq '.. | select(.class == "...") | .pid'`.
16. Replace all instances of `i3-msg "[class=..." focus` with `focuswindow [class="..."]`.
17. Remove all instances of `xfce4-popup-clipman`, `xfce4-screenshooter`, and `rofi` as Hyprland has its own clipboard manager and screenshot functionality built in.
18. Replace all instances of `mousepadfix` with `exec_always --no-startup-id "setxkbmap -layout us,latam -option 'grp:alt_shift_toggle'"`.
19. Remove all instances of `xfce4-terminal --title="..."`.
20. Replace all instances of `--disable-history` with an empty string in the rofi commands.
21. Replace all instances of `--monitor -1` with `--monitor DP-1` or the appropriate monitor name for your setup.
22. Remove all instances of `--show-icons` and replace them with `--no-icons` if you don't want icons displayed in the rofi menus.
23. Replace all instances of `--show` with an empty string if you don't want the rofi menus to appear immediately when called. Instead, use a bind command to call the rofi menu and then use another bind command or a dispatcher to handle the selected item.
After making these changes, save the file as `hyprland.conf` in your `~/.config/hypr/` directory and restart Hyprland for the changes to take effect. To convert this i3wm config file to a Hyprland config file, you'll need to make several changes:
1. Remove the `#!/usr/bin/env sh` line at the beginning as it is not needed in Hyprland.
2. Replace all instances of `exec --no-startup-id` with `exec`.
3. Replace all instances of `exec_always --no-startup-id` with `exec_always`.
4. Remove all instances of `--no-startup-id` from the commands executed by `exec` and `exec_always`.
5. Replace all instances of `i3-msg` with `hyprctl dispatch`.
6. Replace all instances of `dunstify` with `hyprctl notify`.
7. Remove all instances of `xfce4-terminal` as Hyprland has its own terminal emulator built in.
8. Remove all instances of `xrandr` and related commands as Hyprland handles monitor configuration differently.
9. Replace all instances of `workspace number X` with the corresponding workspace name or ID.
10. Replace all instances of `focus mode_toggle` with `focuswindow`.
11. Remove all instances of `for_window [class="..."] border 1pixel` as Hyprland does not support setting borders for individual windows using a config file.
12. Replace all instances of `bindsym $mod+keyname` with `bind = MOD,keyname,dispatcher,params`.
13. Remove all instances of `exec --no-startup-id` from the bind commands as it is not needed in Hyprland.
14. Replace all instances of `dunstctl history-pop` with `hyprctl dispatch dpms off`.
15. Replace all instances of `pgrep` and `killall` with `hyprctl clients -j | jq '.. | select(.class == "...") | .pid'`.
16. Replace all instances of `i3-msg "[class=..." focus` with `focuswindow [class="..."]`.
17. Remove all instances of `xfce4-popup-clipman`, `xfce4-screenshooter`, and `rofi` as Hyprland has its own clipboard manager and screenshot functionality built in.
18. Replace all instances of `mousepadfix` with `exec_always --no-startup-id "setxkbmap -layout us,latam -option 'grp:alt_shift_toggle'"`.
19. Remove all instances of `xfce4-terminal --title="..."`.
20. Replace all instances of `--disable-history` with an empty string in the rofi commands.
21. Replace all instances of `--monitor -1` with `--monitor DP-1` or the appropriate monitor name for your setup.
22. Remove all instances of `--show-icons` and replace them with `--no-icons` if you don't want icons displayed in the rofi menus.
23. Replace all instances of `--show` with an empty string if you don't want the rofi menus to appear immediately when called. Instead, use a bind command to call the rofi menu and then use another bind command or a dispatcher to handle the selected item.
After making these changes, save the file as `hyprland.conf` in your `~/.config/hypr/` directory and restart Hyprland for the changes to take effect. mousepadfix with exec_always --no-startup-id "setxkbmap -layout us,latam -option 'grp:alt_shift_toggle'"


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@Samueru yeah, i mean, theres a reason linux is used for a lot of these workloads lol
@Samueru yeah, i mean, theres a reason linux is used for a lot of these workloads lol
@Samueru that's quite a lot of RAM compared to the old days lol
@Samueru that's quite a lot of RAM compared to the old days lol
@Samueru that's quite a lot of RAM compared to the old days lol
(and the software stack is MIA) (edited)
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how are you liking the 4060 Ti's software experience btw? i don't remember if i asked
@OldManKain A770 16G? 4060 Ti 16G? i missed the convo i think
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how are you liking the 4060 Ti's software experience btw? i don't remember if i asked
@OldManKain A770 16G? 4060 Ti 16G? i missed the convo i think
meow (edited)
how are you liking the 4060 Ti's software experience btw? i don't remember if i asked
@OldManKain A770 16G? 4060 Ti 16G? i missed the convo i think
meow (edited)
@Samueru i'd get either the cheapest 6GB card, to try things, or the 16G card to try to get cool shit running on them for real
@OldManKain can you ~confirm~ it? 
@Samueru i'd get either the cheapest 6GB card, to try things, or the 16G card to try to get cool shit running on them for real
@OldManKain can you ~confirm~ it?
@Samueru i'd get either the cheapest 6GB card, to try things, or the 16G card to try to get cool shit running on them for real
@OldManKain can you ~confirm~ it?

edit: he meant the A580 not RX 580 lol
@LukeTheVideoGamer
"native rendering is dead" is because deferred rendering has led to all games rendering effects at sub-native
look at hair, it is gonna be dithered, look at screen space reflections, look at RT (i know. i know)
all of these are extremely noisy and need temporal accumulation to get cleaned up
edit: volumetrics are also funny (edited)
edit: he meant the A580 not RX 580 lol
@LukeTheVideoGamer
"native rendering is dead" is because deferred rendering has led to all games rendering effects at sub-native
look at hair, it is gonna be dithered, look at screen space reflections, look at RT (i know. i know)
all of these are extremely noisy and need temporal accumulation to get cleaned up
edit: volumetrics are also funny (edited)
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. Just ask Golden how much he just paid for his midrange monitor
. Just ask Golden how much he just paid for his midrange monitor
This is where 50% of your battery goes every time someone mentions AMD (edited)
damn, exio vs moon moon time
This is where 50% of your battery goes every time someone mentions AMD (edited)
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That way, I can restore everything to how it was if I decide to reformat etc. (edited)
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2exio4•~» zstd -e5 -b1
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3154223 (x3.170), 968.5 MB/s, 2504.8 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3129112 (x3.196), 766.2 MB/s, 2441.4 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3230847 (x3.095), 436.4 MB/s, 1935.7 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3345685 (x2.989), 359.4 MB/s, 1735.5 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3296620 (x3.033), 177.2 MB/s, 1678.7 MB/s (edited)exio4•~» zstd -e5 -b1
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3154223 (x3.170), 968.5 MB/s, 2504.8 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3129112 (x3.196), 766.2 MB/s, 2441.4 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3230847 (x3.095), 436.4 MB/s, 1935.7 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3345685 (x2.989), 359.4 MB/s, 1735.5 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3296620 (x3.033), 177.2 MB/s, 1678.7 MB/s (edited)exio4•~» zstd -e5 -b1
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3154223 (x3.170), 968.5 MB/s, 2504.8 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3129112 (x3.196), 766.2 MB/s, 2441.4 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3230847 (x3.095), 436.4 MB/s, 1935.7 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3345685 (x2.989), 359.4 MB/s, 1735.5 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3296620 (x3.033), 177.2 MB/s, 1678.7 MB/s (edited)(base) exio4•~» taskpolicy -b -- zstd -e5 -b1
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3154223 (x3.170), 217.9 MB/s, 985.2 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3129112 (x3.196), 170.9 MB/s, 1054.8 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3230847 (x3.095), 103.8 MB/s, 584.5 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3345685 (x2.989), 75.5 MB/s, 501.6 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3296620 (x3.033), 50.3 MB/s, 750.3 MB/s(base) exio4•~» taskpolicy -b -- zstd -e5 -b1
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3154223 (x3.170), 217.9 MB/s, 985.2 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3129112 (x3.196), 170.9 MB/s, 1054.8 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3230847 (x3.095), 103.8 MB/s, 584.5 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3345685 (x2.989), 75.5 MB/s, 501.6 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3296620 (x3.033), 50.3 MB/s, 750.3 MB/s CPU Power: 1545 mW
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samples every 1000ms / 1 second
performance results during that capture:
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3154223 (x3.170), 272.5 MB/s, 1039.9 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3129112 (x3.196), 260.9 MB/s, 1119.8 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3230847 (x3.095), 131.7 MB/s, 712.0 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3345685 (x2.989), 79.8 MB/s, 697.8 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3296620 (x3.033), 43.2 MB/s, 650.7 MB/s (edited)CPU Power: 1545 mW
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samples every 1000ms / 1 second
performance results during that capture:
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3154223 (x3.170), 272.5 MB/s, 1039.9 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3129112 (x3.196), 260.9 MB/s, 1119.8 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3230847 (x3.095), 131.7 MB/s, 712.0 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3345685 (x2.989), 79.8 MB/s, 697.8 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3296620 (x3.033), 43.2 MB/s, 650.7 MB/s (edited)
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1(base) exio4•~» lz4 -e5 -b1
Benchmarking levels from 1 to 5
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1938.7 MB/s ,11038.4 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1940.6 MB/s ,11053.7 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4560720 (2.193), 120.8 MB/s ,5392.4 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4534386 (2.205), 94.2 MB/s ,5368.4 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4529772 (2.208), 84.1 MB/s ,5370.1 MB/s
(base) exio4•~» taskpolicy -b -- lz4 -e5 -b1
Benchmarking levels from 1 to 5
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707), 419.0 MB/s ,3369.9 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707), 575.3 MB/s ,4503.7 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4560720 (2.193), 44.9 MB/s ,2281.5 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4534386 (2.205), 32.7 MB/s ,1937.6 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4529772 (2.208), 26.2 MB/s ,1575.7 MB/s(base) exio4•~» lz4 -e5 -b1
Benchmarking levels from 1 to 5
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1938.7 MB/s ,11038.4 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1940.6 MB/s ,11053.7 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4560720 (2.193), 120.8 MB/s ,5392.4 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4534386 (2.205), 94.2 MB/s ,5368.4 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4529772 (2.208), 84.1 MB/s ,5370.1 MB/s
(base) exio4•~» taskpolicy -b -- lz4 -e5 -b1
Benchmarking levels from 1 to 5
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707), 419.0 MB/s ,3369.9 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707), 575.3 MB/s ,4503.7 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4560720 (2.193), 44.9 MB/s ,2281.5 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4534386 (2.205), 32.7 MB/s ,1937.6 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4529772 (2.208), 26.2 MB/s ,1575.7 MB/s
1exio4@nx-ryzen:~ $ lz4 -e5 -b1;echo '------';zstd -e5 -b1
Benchmarking levels from 1 to 5
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1770.3 MB/s ,11429.4 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1724.9 MB/s ,11433.5 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4560720 (2.193), 129.9 MB/s ,5472.9 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4534386 (2.205), 107.6 MB/s ,5445.2 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4529772 (2.208), 100.2 MB/s ,5411.5 MB/s
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2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3130467 (3.194), 576.8 MB/s ,2720.3 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3231410 (3.095), 316.2 MB/s ,2191.2 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3346301 (2.988), 268.2 MB/s ,1890.6 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3335646 (2.998), 106.3 MB/s ,1712.3 MB/s
exio4@nx-ryzen:~ $
M2 Max (Battery Saver: Off)
bash-3.2$ lz4 -e5 -b1;echo '------';zstd -e5 -b1
Benchmarking levels from 1 to 5
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1918.9 MB/s ,10959.7 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1926.1 MB/s ,11042.0 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4560720 (2.193), 120.7 MB/s ,5384.5 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4534386 (2.205), 93.4 MB/s ,5354.4 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4529772 (2.208), 83.9 MB/s ,5378.4 MB/s
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2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3129112 (x3.196), 762.5 MB/s, 2450.9 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3230847 (x3.095), 435.3 MB/s, 1895.6 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3345685 (x2.989), 359.2 MB/s, 1735.3 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3296620 (x3.033), 180.5 MB/s, 1697.9 MB/s
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bash-3.2$ lz4 -e5 -b1;echo '------';zstd -e5 -b1
Benchmarking levels from 1 to 5
1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1897.0 MB/s ,8931.4 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 5859357 (1.707),1323.7 MB/s ,7532.5 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4560720 (2.193), 82.7 MB/s ,3671.4 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4534386 (2.205), 63.8 MB/s ,3663.4 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 4529772 (2.208), 56.8 MB/s ,3645.7 MB/s
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1#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3154223 (x3.170), 669.9 MB/s, 1704.8 MB/s
2#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3129112 (x3.196), 526.4 MB/s 1667.4 MB/s
3#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3230847 (x3.095), 302.4 MB/s, 1324.5 MB/s
4#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3345685 (x2.989), 253.3 MB/s, 1215.8 MB/s
5#Synthetic 50% : 10000000 -> 3296620 (x3.033), 126.6 MB/s, 1184.6 MB/s
bash-3.2$
1GPU-only
time to first token: 0.29s | gen t: 10.27s | speed: 48.20 tok/s
time to first token: 0.15s | gen t: 7.01s | speed: 49.70 tok/s
CPU-only
time to first token: 1.92s | gen t: 34.62s | speed: 18.27 tok/s
see ya @Samueru (edited)
@CeruleanMango we're not germans, but what do you need? maybe we can help






both corporations are shit, at least one of them sells working GPUs, and not 1082p crap that struggles to compete with 5 year architectures in core functionality
NVIDIA would release another 1080 Ti if AMD didn't suffer from a severe case of skill issue (edited)
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